Georgina RannardClimate and science correspondent, Belém, BrazilEPAFollowing bitter rows, the UN climate summit COP30 in Belém, Brazil has ended with a deal that contains no direct reference to the ...

Justin Rowlatt,Climate Editor and Matt McGrath,Environment correspondentgettyCOP30 President President André Corrêa do Lago at a critical moment in the final plenary session of talksIn three decades of these meetings ...

The second runway at Gatwick could lead to an extra 100,000 flights a year. If Heathrow gets permission to build a third runway, that could mean adding another 276,000 ...

Joshua NevettPolitical reporterPA MediaThe UK government's climate change advisory panel has said it has not yet been asked to formally assess how plans to expand Heathrow airport would impact ...

Mark PoyntingClimate and science reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesPlans to fight climate change by manipulating the Arctic and Antarctic environment are dangerous, unlikely to work and could distract from the ...

Kevin KeaneEnvironment, energy and rural affairs correspondent, BBC ScotlandBBCShell said the ruling would allow work to progress on the projectThe oil company Shell has submitted a fresh environmental impact ...

The UN's climate chief has urged Australia to take more ambitious climate action, as debate over the country's emissions reduction targets heats up in parliament."Bog standard is beneath you," ...

Esme Stallard and Georgina RannardBBC News Climate and ScienceWatch: Activists react to landmark UN climate change ruling outside The HagueA landmark decision by a top UN court has cleared ...

Mark PoyntingClimate reporter, BBC NewsGetty ImagesA second spell of temperatures well over 30C before we've even got to the end of June - how unusual is this and how ...

Getty ImagesTuvalu is the world's second lowest-lying countryMore than a third of Tuvalu citizens have entered the ballot for a world-first climate visa which would allow them to permanently ...

Victoria GillScience correspondent, BBC NewsWWFSaltmarshes are buffer zones between the land and the sea and act as natural flood defencesThe UK's saltmarshes are vital "sinks" that lock away climate-warming ...

Mark PoyntingClimate reporter, BBC NewsGettyThe world could see hugely damaging sea-level rise of several meters or more over the coming centuries even if the ambitious target of limiting global ...